Woody looks forward to Father's day, when his Scottish dad visits. But his father always wins their golf duel cup. This time Woody prepares to win, at all costs.

Woody hopes to enjoy a day at a spa. Winnie tries being an astronaut. Meany teases Woody.

Buzz Buzzard runs a ski resort with only one assistant, Tweaky. That proves painfully dangerous with customers like Woody and his rascals Knothead and Splinter, whom he signs up for lessons.

Woody has mail-ordered a divining wand, to search for oil. Instead of gushers, the thing points at most inconvenient places on Wall Walrus's property. When it points elsewhere, they both follow it, competitively, with even worse results.

Knothead and Splinter have new toys, ghost-study-equipment, and come to use it on an old mansion. Two canine crooks there want to scare them off, but only arouse growing interest.

Woody and wally picnic in their neighboring gardens, but voracious ants from a tree keep raiding Woody's goodies. A bitter food-war ensues, which Woody seems to loose, until he devises a craft diversion.

Woody and wally picnic in their neighboring gardens, but voracious ants from a tree keep raiding Woody's goodies. A bitter food war ensues, which Woody seems to lose until he devises a craft diversion.

Woody discovers a bus-load of bird-watchers after a fat prize for spotting a rare, speckled woodpecker species in the forest, no matter how. So Woody decides to impersonate one, which actually attracts a real one.